On the emergence of presence

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"The assembled material is extra-ordinary, on many levels. Not necessarily in size, but certainly in depth. […] On first glance, one might be struck by a seemingly anachronistic stance inherent in the material. In conception and obviously manufacture, a certain delightful time lag is ubiquitously present. It is the firm constancy of theses markers that acts as benevolent alonge, freshly propelling the work(s) into new, and more timely territories of classification. […] There is, obviously, one pivotal condition at stake. Acting as a magnanimous, crucial amalgam ingredient, the carefully crafted Artworks, ooze with refined discharges, to maintain a chartered, unflinching course. Encompassing a longing for “erotics of art instead of hermeneutics”, the overlapping works by POF and ERF establish broader territories of sensuous presence…"

After some arduous and intense work participating in the setting-up of Studiowork, Sam Renseiw montaged the first bouts of footage into a short trailer. Enter a moment of intense interior views with fine perhaps by clicking here or on the links above. (patafilm # 837,02'02'', 36MB, Quicktime/mov - other versions at Bliptv)

Today's Bonus Lumiere Video features another sort of closing/opening.(Lum # 329, 01'00'',"unseenremains", 12MB, Quicktime/mov)

On more internal negotiations

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" As in a hall of mirrors, everyday personal negotiations for recognition and respect, or about right and wrong, are distorted and magnified, along with the general human fear of loneliness, exclusion and alienation. In the work, AC Bey presents these worries and speculations, inviting reflection(s) in a tunnel’s polyphonic choir of absurdities, oddities and grotesque banalities.."

Simultaneously present, Sam Renseiw attends a fine musical performance while lingering into the artistic Tunnel of Fear. View the not so frightening walk-through with fine soundtrack overlay by clicking here or on the links above. (patafilm # 835, 03'35'', 61Mb, Quicktime/mov - other versions at Bliptv)

Today's Bonus Lumiere Video features a more subdued, dancing hall (Lum # 325, 01'00'', tivoli ballet" 17Mb, Quicktime/mov)

and, it's a sad day: Steve Job departed. ( his fine commencement speech at Stanford, 2005 here)

On cold attics as new art hotspots

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" Voodling, said Andre Bazin, substitutes for our view of the world a world that accords with our desires. Cold-attic is the sort of story of this world...in which the real exists only as perceived, in that situations can be said to exist only when a consciousness is engaged with something other than itself. In this Voodled view, reality is not a completed sphere the mind encounters, but an “emerging- something” which the mind essentially participates in..."

A day after JLG's 80th birthday, Sam Renseiw follows professor Ezik inviting him to climb an internal Jacob's Ladder to experience [new] elevated art-den revelations, to assert a reality according to our desires. View the polar-cabin demonstrating the same-same-but-different maxim by clicking here or on the links above. (patafilm # 804, 02'34'', 65MB, Quicktime/mov - other versions at Bliptv)For ulterior Vaterpas Research, voodled by yours truly, click here.

Today's Bonus Lumiere Video features a simple revelation: the planting of tulips in Copenhagen parks is done in early December. (lum # 294,"tulip planter" 01'00'', 16MB, Quicktime/mov)